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Article #81Re: Sleeping Efficiency
From: Melvin Klassen
Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1998 00:00
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On Sat, 4 Jul 1998 23:26:44, Andrew Curry <andrewc@clara.net> wrote: > Is there an way to make your sleep more efficient? > Let me explain myself.... > > I feel constantly tired because I am not getting enough sleep. You've stated that you're at night-clubs until 2:30 AM, and start your day at 7 AM. Can you say "self-inflicted" ? > I do not have any time for more sleep, Why? Are you working two jobs? Overtime? Other priorities? > therefore, instead, is there any way to maje [sic] > my existing sleep more relaxing/effective, Yes. An hour of sleep before midnight is worth two hours of sleep after midnight. Staying out until 2:30 is robbing you of 5 hours of sleep. Yes, "five" hours. > for example, if you have an hour's sleep when you are drunk > it is less effective than an hour's sleep when you're sober because Alcohol > desturbs [sic] your sleep pattern. So besically [sic], > sleep is more efficient when you're sober, there's one tip, are there any others? Here's three: spend less time on the computer. Reprioritize your life. See a doctor about the "persistent ringing" in your ears.
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